Teen Time San Leandro Social Mix and Holiday Festivities
San Leandro news notes teen exploits during Thanksgiving weekend with local hunting stories and a big return home party. Names include Jim Powell Bob Hinton Roger Meitz Lee Largen Ray McLaughlin Nick Gomaz Arlen Rasmussen Mike Kellar and Arlen Hasmussen Ray Mac Laughlin. A Hayward High social at Norma Bay's hosts featured alumni, pajama party, scavenger hunt and a San Francisco trip with group outings to Fisherman's Wharf Playland and Gordon's.
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San Leandro
Barbara Johnson
Ray
Tracy
Jim Powell
Bob Hinton
Roger Meitz
Lee Largen
Ray McLaughlin
Nick Gomaz
Arlen Rasmussen
Mike Kellar
Arlen Hasmussen
Ray MacLaughlin
Jerry Rutledge
Tom Macade
Vince Crutile
Gary Hansen
Pour Freshmen Rd
Streeter Casey
Bob Titus
Keith Boyer
Larry Hodge
George Burrows
al Duncan
Bob Perry
Carolyn Pease
Linda Sisson
Sandy Lawson
Elmer Hienle
Pat Lind
Liz Carlson
Don
Sandy Herbie
Judy Temple
Katy Spencer
Sue Daughtery
Judy Jones
Kathi Combs
Kath Combs
Avis Perkins House
Linda Lehman
Libby Landers
Elaine Cabral
Ann Steck
Audrey Rhodes
Sheryle Horwathe
Myla Corey
Lynne Weaver
Jennifer Jackson
Bev Deiley
Nadine Loomis
Jo Anna Richardson
Germaine Katarzy
Agnes Auten
Joyce Lambert
Bonnie Meindel
Doris George
Linda Garrett
Avis Perkins
Doris
Kathi
Audrey
Libby
Linda
Bev
San Francisco
Hayward High
Fisherman's Wharf
Gordon's Lalet
Blaine
Jo Anna
Avis
Playland
Joyce Green
Francis Blackwood
Barbara Wooley
Jim Johnson
Connie Johnson
Jim Stocfon
Chuck Gebra
Marine
Harriet Silva
Denny Bauers
Rick Ajicia
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Jack Francisco
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Tim Mills
Barbara Thornley
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Jin Hall
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Leo Vick
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Peanuts
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Coralee Atkinsal
Bev Cruz
Barbara Frikson
Bonnie Starnes
Judi McHale
Jack Gregg
Jack Mayberry
Bil Miranda
Johnny Ramos
Ron Torre
Roy Valente
Betty Hain
Bill Emory
Paul Ewin
Darryl Land
Tony del Rio
Donny Gouges
Dave del Rio
Dave Garcia
Jack del Rio
Janice Lowe
Betty Johnston
Carvel Shepley
Davey Lopez
Lovie Reid
Santa Rosa
SC. Lee Hein
Margie Schmitz
Jo Ann Silva
Rich
Fred
Tony
Hayward High Students Publish Christmas Greetings Drive
Hayward High’s student news paper the Haypress sells Christmas greetings to students and staff for 25 cents per column inch in the jumbo Christmas edition to be distributed December 15. The issue includes 10 pages with four devoted to greetings and features by students, under the supervision of the regular editors plus three new page editors Bora Albright Connie Amaral and Carol Cousens. The executive council voted to use student body funds to buy a deed center tool for Mallory's wood shop to make gavels for student organizations, saving costs. Donations from L. De Lapp of San Lavenzo add radios and related equipment to Hayward High's radio electronics shop. Milton Johnson hopes to repair five radios for classroom use.
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Hayward High
Haypress
Bora Albright
Connie Amaral
Carol Cousens
Hayward High Bes
Mite Mallory
Chuck Woolrigge
Hichard Thekeld
Ray Evans
Dan Puccio
Mallory
U L. R. de Lapp
San Lavenzo
Radio
Hayward High School
de App
Milton Johnson
de Tapp
Johnson
Area Residents Help With Annual Tree Sale
Oakland junior chamber members lead the annual Christ Leandro tree sale as Alameda County residents gather at select lots including Hayward and San Lorenzo. The event runs daily from morning until 1 p.m. through December 24 with proceeds supporting Southern youth welfare programs.
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Oakland
Southern Youth Welfare Committee
Alameda County
Dave Trouchon
Chambers of Commerce
Ben Giuliano
Sen Fe
Christ Leandro
DeMamiel
Hayward
Poorhill
Casta ‘Valley
Hank “Murray
San Lorenzo
Actor Denies He’s Playing God Role in Moses Film
Charlton Heston rejects reports that he is portraying a deity in the Moses story of the Ten Commandments. He notes the fame of the role but emphasizes he is not claiming divinity and says he studied extensively before portraying Moses.
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Hollywood
Charlton Heston
God
Moses
Heton
New York
Héston
Sigmund Freud
Pianist Hurt and Wife Killed in Autobahn Bus Crash
Renowned concert pianist Walter Gieseking was seriously injured in a fog bound bus crash that killed his wife and an American sergeant. Four other Americans were injured, sixteen passengers overall, as the bus collided with a bridge pile on the Rhine Main Autobahn between Koblenz and the Swiss border. Authorities identified the dead American and noted Gieseking’s head injuries while his famed hands remained undamaged.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Walter Gitseking
Rhine’ Mainn
Las
Bryan
Giesesing
Rhine River Valley
Koblenz
Gieseking
United States
Carnegie Hall
New York
Canada
FBI Captures Gunman On Most Wanted List
Chicago report details the arrest of John Allen Kendrick 58 a top ten FBI fugitive tied to the George A. Clamos killing in Washington D C last December Kendrick was unarmed during a late night capture at a loop hotel and refused to disclose his Chicago living arrangements or identity He had a long police record including ties to the Tri State gang and multiple escapes from prisons over a 32 year career FBI agent David Hostetter said Kendrick’s capture was anticipated at the hotel but did not reveal details
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United Pras Singi
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Maryland
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South Side
Leavenworth
Atomic Plane Tests Mark U S Race To Speedy Flight
Washington reports officials view the airborne reactor test as a key step in the U S effort to match the Soviet atomic aircraft program. GE says a reactor was carried aloft in a B 36 during Fort Worth experiments, with shielding for crew.
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Russia
General Electric Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S
Miller C. V. Chamber Speaker at Castro Valley Dinner
Congressman Miller C. V. Chamber speaker at Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce dinner announced by Everett L. Wend vice president and program chairman. Miller recently returned from an Oriental tour and will describe his experiences. Dinner set for 7 p.m. at Terrace Club 16254 Foothill Boulevard.
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Castro Valley
George P. Miller
Taraday
Rival Craft Unions Consider AFL CIO Merger
New York report says rival AFL and CIO craft unions weighed merger options with both parent bodies moving toward a single organization of about 16 million members. Delegates approved the plan at concurrent conventions in New York and Springfield, while some opposed on grounds of racism and labor conflicts.
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New York
AFL and Cio
Afl-Cio
Michael Quill
CIO Transport Union
AFL
Reuther
Meany
Upiont
Ilp Werke
Shoe
Convict contests Execution in Electrified Bid for Life
In Columbia South Carolina a Black man resisted during an execution for Clay Daniels 26 and his brother Willi 26. Officials said Daniels struggled for six minutes and fifty five seconds the longest on record before death. Willi died during the attempt.
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Columbia
S.C
Fuller Goodman
Clay Daniels
Daniels
Willi
Willie
Goodman
Clay
Ike
Clay Danists
Fog and Snow Sweep Nation as Outlook Fails to Deliver
A vast fog mass from Kansas to New England and a western snow storm disrupted travel. Six inches of snow were forecast then revised downward in six states while up to nine inches fell in parts of the Rocky Mountains. A burglar suffered a broken arm after slipping from a San Antonio roof as gas fumes sparked complaints citywide. Eastern counties saw up to six inches of snow and a prison truck accident injured ten in Asheville. Safe Driving Day toll matched last year with 69 deaths nationwide.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Seaboard
New England
Florida
Weather Bureau
jLander
Wye
Rockie
Chi
Huntress
Pennsylvania
Asheville
N.C
United Press
Benson Advice Appeal Draws 2 335 Letters
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson has received 2393 letters appealing for farm policy advice ahead of the National Grange meeting in Cleveland November 3 to 10. Most writers seek guidance, with about 79 urging his resignation. many letters praised or criticized policy, including anonymous contributors and a few Congress members.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Ernest C. Betts Jr
Benson
National Grange
Cleveland
Congress
Eisenhower
Milton
New York City
America First
Taft-McCarthy
Knights of Columbus Dance Fundraiser Planned
Father Walter O Brien council 3518 will host its fourth annual Christmas charity dance at the community centre tonight. Proceeds support the council's charitable work and the public is invited to attend.
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San Lorenzo
Walter O'Brien
Knights of Columbus
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